I think we may be OK on the Braces. Reading the decision where a recent Federal court struck down the bump stock ban. Very good and concise opinion, outling the ATF's tryig to write law through reinterpretation. Step by step he finds they over stepped and acted improperly.
Lord knows they both get all they care to eat and nothing but the best food from me, it just tastes better when you find your own meal...Rainman used to bring the pelts he stripped to the back door as an offering...
I've got 3 with braces on right now. Hopefully I won't have to throw them away in 120 days. I really hate government sometimes
I saw that too. An arm brace ban seems to be a low key gun registration
A few years ago, I posted video online of one of my sons shooting my AR15 at the range. A friend of mine called me immediately all flustered and told me I should take the video down since full auto guns here need a special permit. He didn’t want me getting arrested. After laughing my *** off at him, I told him my kids trigger finger is ‘video gamer’ enhanced. His trigger pulls are so fast, he fooled my buddy into thinking I had modded my AR. No bump stock needed.
My Unca Harry came home from WWII with an Model 1896 7.62mm Mauser that had a wooden holster. The holster attached to the end of the pistol to form a mini-rifle (AKA pistol brace).
Just slide them off the tube, place them in safe. Or put them on a gun with 16 inch barrel. Dont throw away! Stupid law. No brace? OK, I just took off my 10 inch .300 black out barrel and replaced it with a 5.5 inch. Now its twice as concealable and much less barrel weight to boot. Plus it make a nice fireball with the right powder, or wrong powder depending on your preferences.
You just touched on one of my fave 4th of July things -- Firing my Navy 1851 .44 blackpowder pistol inna dark. Glorious ring of fire from cylinder "leakage", and a ten-fargin-foot flame out toward the backstop.
My Buddy is a blacksmith who started a puzzle company .When we were younger we used to put black powder between 2 anvils set it off and one would go 5 feet in the air. Things blacksmiths did .He was the blacksmith at Old Bethpage Village in Nassau county.
It's a fact. Guys like boom noises. Giant flames only add to the desirability. If it has wheel and an engine, so much the better!
